Hurricane Tracker Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Hurricane Tracker for iPhone.
Hurricane Tracker is paid iOS app published by EZ Apps, Inc.
Not up to date
Mel Beach Linda
This app is always behind by a few hours or sometimes more than a day. If you live in an Area prone to hurricanes,I wouldn’t rely on this app to keep me current.
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Eeyoreknows
This used to be a good app. For some reason during hurricane season 2021, the app offers no data on some named storms, and is always behind other apps on my phone when if does have updates. The basic weather app on my phone seems to know more than Hurricane Tracker. Emails to support are returned to sender, “mailbox full”. When you’re trying to find actionable information, this isn’t the app to be relying on this year.
Florida resident my go to hurricane app.
Neuxstone
My best way to stay in the loop as far as hurricanes. These guys know how to do a great informative app. NOW WHEN ARE YOU GUYS GOING TO DO A RADAR APP FOR THE IPHONE? Thanks for this one though!
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sotiredofsnowflakes
First page per storm should be the basics and nothing else. Category, Wind speed, Location, direction and movement and nothing else. On the list of storms, put the category next to the storm.
Best there is!
Acousti-head
Being in Southern Florida, tropical storms are a concern June to November, and even outside of these occasionally... I've tried several weather apps, both paid and free, and many have their own features, but Hurricane Tracker has everything, all the info from NOAA and the National Hurricane Center, plus some screens I don't know where they came from... Because of this app, no more waiting for 3, 6 & 12 hour reports on local news, when a storm is active these folks have us all tapped in to whatever the NHC has at the moment, all in one place. They got all the latest satellite images, radar and loops, projected paths from the same computers that run the different models, all the text releases. It's certainly possible to get these on your own (which I used to do), but everything's here!... In times past it was a problem with the bandwidth, but since service has got better it makes even more sense. So if you find yourself frustrated waiting on the local news to get the latest about an approaching storm, I recommend Hurricane Tracker. You can even get access from their website too, if you want to see larger versions of satellite and radar. I went through Andrew, plus every other storm down here since Camille, and after searching, this is the best app I could find for this purpose. Update 9/08/2021 - I wanted to include a note about the available upgrade, for more “In Depth” information, this is a product that can give a better understanding of wind speeds that are possible on a map, something the hurricane center does not do, and also has a few maps that are unique to Hurricane Tracker. I’ve been using the upgrade now over a couple of seasons, and what they give is about as close to forecasting as can be with claiming to be clairvoyant! The Hurricane center shows you a dot where the center of the storm is forecast to traverse, but there is actually more information, such as certain wind fields that may cross over the same areas (tropical storm, hurricane, hurricane 2, etc.) and Hurricane Tracker loads this into one map, and that is only one of the additional products offered in the package. Trust me, worth the extra cost, and I STILL have not seen a better app for tracking tropical cyclones than Hurricane Tracker, paid or not!
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Marlon Lozano
Hello guys. I just bought this app by mistake. Can you help me with the refund? I tried through the Contac Us in the app, but this isn't working. Thank you!